英语翻译啊!高分A lesson about Courage One afternoon,many years ago.

英语翻译啊!高分
A lesson about Courage
One afternoon,many years ago.I went to pick up mother from work.I got here alittle early so Lparked the carb,across the street from where she worked,and waited for her.
As I looked outside the car window to my right,there was a small park where I saw a little boy,around one and a half to two years old,running freely on the grass as his mother watched from a short distance.The boy had a big smile on his face as if he get up ,and without hesitation or without looking back at his mother,run as fast as he could ,again,still with a smile on his face,as if nothing had happened.
However,with kids ,when they fall down,they don't percive their falling down asfailure,but instead,they treat it as a learning experience, They have to try and try again until they succeed.
While I was touched by the boy's persistence.Withe each attempt,he looked so confident and so natural.No signs of fear,nevousness,or of being discouraged---as if he didn't give a care about the world aroud him.
His only aim was to run freely and to do it as effectively as he could.He was just being a child ----just being himself----being completely in the moment.He was not lokking for approval or was not worrying about whether someone was watching or not.He wasn't concerned about being judged.He didn't seem to be bothered by the fact that maybe someone would see him fall and that it would be embarrassing if he did fall. No,all that mattered to him was to accomlish the task or activity at hand to the best of his ability.To run and to feel the experience of running fully and freely. I learned alot from that observation and experience,and have suessfully brought that lesson with me in my life.
Since then,I've always believed that in each of us is a little child with courage.A child that has the ablity to run freely---without a care for anyrhing external---without a care for what peopie would say if he/she wxperiences a fall.I believe that the courageous part of us,the courageous child within au all,will always be with us of as long as we live.We only need to once again connect with that child within us----and give the child permission to run freely,just like that boy in the oark.

多年前的一个下午,我开车去接母亲下班.因为我到得有点早,就把车停靠在母亲单位对面的路边上等候母亲.
透过车的右窗,我看见一个小小的公园.公园里有个小男孩,大约一岁半到两岁的样子,在草地上自由地跑来跑去,他妈妈就在不远处看着他.小男孩笑得很开心,似乎刚从牢笼里被释放出来似的.他摔倒了,爬起来,毫不犹豫,也不回头看看妈妈,就接着跑,然后再摔倒,再爬起来,笑脸始终挂在脸上,仿佛什么事都没发生似的.
孩子们,尤其是幼童,当他们摔倒的时候,他们并不把摔倒视为失败；相反,他们把它看作是学习经验的过程,是另外的成就或结果.他们觉得必须尝试,再尝试,直到成功.其实,问题的答案就在于孩子并没有把“摔倒”与“失败”联系起来,所以他们感受不到失败的滋味,也不会因此而泄气.或许他们还觉得摔倒完全没有关系,要是不摔倒才不合理呢.换句话说,他们在潜意识中答应自己犯错误,这样,他们就总保持着干劲.
小男孩的毅力感动了我,同样,他奔跑的那种劲头也感动了我.每一次尝试,他都看起来那么信心十足,那么自然自如,没有一点惧怕、紧张、气馁的迹象,似乎根本不把四周的世界放在眼里似的.
他惟一的目标就是自由地奔跑,全神贯注地奔跑.他的行为正是孩子的天性使然,他表现出了真实的自我,就在此时此刻.他不寻求他人的认可,也不担心是否有人旁观.他不在乎别人的评判.他似乎也根本不去想有人会看到他摔倒（除了他和妈妈以外,公园里还有其他人）.是的,对他来说,重要的就是尽己所能地完成手头的事情或活动——奔跑,体验自由的、全力奔跑的乐趣.看到此情此景,我很受启发,并成功地把这些启示落实到了我的生活、工作之中.
从那以后,我就一直认为,在我们每一个人的内心都有一个勇敢无畏的孩子——一个能自由奔跑的孩子,或者玩得彻底而无拘无束地展示自我的孩子——不在乎外界的事物,不在乎自己摔倒了人们会怎么说.我相信只要我们活着,我们内心那个勇敢的部分、那个勇敢的孩子会永远与我们同在.我们只需要让他更彻底地释放出来,我们只需要再次与我们内心的那个孩子联络起来,答应他自由地奔跑,就像公园里的那个小男孩.